help bike keeps breaking fuses
05-26-2009, 10:11 PM
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help bike keeps breaking fuses
aight so i just installed a mooz ezpull and thats it. clutch sensor has been disconected for a long time but i had the stock lever. sooooo..... im baffled. it starts and then as soon as i give it any power at all it frys the main fuse. anyone know whats up?
05-27-2009, 01:30 PM
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Re: help bike keeps breaking fuses
aight anyone know where i should start looking for this grounded wire? just bored at work and wonderin where i should start
05-29-2009, 01:35 PM
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Re: help bike keeps breaking fuses
tested that its good..... it stopped for a day and when i went outside this morning to go to work it would'nt even start. as soon as i turned the ignition it would fry the fuse. so i got it torn apart and am chasein the power wires from the main fuse. i think its just grounding somewhere.
05-29-2009, 06:33 PM
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Re: help bike keeps breaking fuses
all i did was change out the stock clutch handle for a moose easy pull and there are no wires on that side
05-29-2009, 10:14 PM
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Re: help bike keeps breaking fuses
Blowing the 30A main fusevis usually a direct short to ground.
Start at the positive battery terminal. Make sure thatbis tight and not touching the frame. Follow the positive cable to the starter solinoid. Make sure they are not touching at the starter relay.
Then follow the cable to the starter. Do the same and make sure the connection is tight and not touching anything else.
If that all checks out, then start to focus on the ignition wires at the key and the switch.
Everything else is lower voltage and usually has seperate fuses.
Hope that helps some.
Start at the positive battery terminal. Make sure thatbis tight and not touching the frame. Follow the positive cable to the starter solinoid. Make sure they are not touching at the starter relay.
Then follow the cable to the starter. Do the same and make sure the connection is tight and not touching anything else.
If that all checks out, then start to focus on the ignition wires at the key and the switch.
Everything else is lower voltage and usually has seperate fuses.
Hope that helps some.
05-29-2009, 11:10 PM
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Re: help bike keeps breaking fuses
Blowing the 30A main fusevis usually a direct short to ground.
Start at the positive battery terminal. Make sure thatbis tight and not touching the frame. Follow the positive cable to the starter solinoid. Make sure they are not touching at the starter relay.
Then follow the cable to the starter. Do the same and make sure the connection is tight and not touching anything else.
If that all checks out, then start to focus on the ignition wires at the key and the switch.
Everything else is lower voltage and usually has seperate fuses.
Hope that helps some.
Start at the positive battery terminal. Make sure thatbis tight and not touching the frame. Follow the positive cable to the starter solinoid. Make sure they are not touching at the starter relay.
Then follow the cable to the starter. Do the same and make sure the connection is tight and not touching anything else.
If that all checks out, then start to focus on the ignition wires at the key and the switch.
Everything else is lower voltage and usually has seperate fuses.
Hope that helps some.
i didn't know any of that before this. 
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